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Microsoft revealed that nearly 400,000 Windows PCs have been hit by Lumma Stealer, a nasty piece of malware designed to swipe sensitive data like passwords and crypto wallet info. The good news? Microsoft teamed up with international law enforcement to disrupt the operation—though they didn’t specify whether the hackers were caught or just their infrastructure was taken down.

What This Mean: Malware attacks like this aren’t just tech jargon—they’re real threats that can drain bank accounts or hijack personal info. While Microsoft’s takedown is a win, the sheer number of infected machines shows how vulnerable everyday users still are. If you’re on Windows, it’s a reminder to keep your security updates tight and stay wary of sketchy downloads.